Deuteronomy 7 - 9
DeuteronomySteve Gregg
This commentary on Deuteronomy 7-9 by Steve Gregg emphasizes God's sovereignty and his desire for his people to remain faithful. The speaker notes that even though the nations they are fighting against may be mightier, God is mightier still, and the generation of Israelites must learn to trust God where their fathers failed. God's concern for his people is highlighted through his commandments forbidding idol worship and intermarriage with other nations. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of staying humble and recognizing God's power in all aspects of life.
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